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Made in Germany 1995–2011

Rammstein · 2011

146 min · 33 tracks · industrial metal

A thunderous blend of industrial metal and provocative lyrics, merging theatricality with raw power across its tracks.

Top tracks — play these first

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    Du hast — As one of Rammstein's most recognizable songs, this track encapsulates their signature sound with a driving rhythm and aggressive vocals that challenge themes of loyalty and betrayal.
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    Engel Start here — Featuring haunting melodies and a powerful chorus, 'Engel' highlights the band's ability to blend dark themes with accessible hooks, establishing a memorable contrast.
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    Mein Teil — 'Mein Teil' stands out for its unsettling narrative inspired by true events, showcasing Rammstein's penchant for provocative storytelling through heavy instrumentation.
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    Sonne — 'Sonne' melds anthemic choruses with intricate guitar work, representing the band’s mastery in creating stadium-ready tracks while retaining their distinct sound.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic journey with remixes
  • wave-like pacing throughout
  • cathartic release through intensity
  • provocative themes for deep thinkers
  • late-night exploration of boundaries

Maybe skip if you

  • seeking instant gratification
  • prefer standalone tracks only

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — This compilation solidified Rammstein's status in industrial metal, showcasing their evolution.
Themes
German industrial legacy· provocative performance art· dark storytelling· mortality and longing
Career context
Released in 2011, Made in Germany 1995–2011 serves as a comprehensive anthology marking Rammstein's evolution over 16 years. This album compiled their most significant hits alongside remixes, showcasing their impact following the success of previous albums like Rosenrot (2005) and Liebe ist für alle da (2009). It not only reflects their established legacy but also prepares for their future endeavors.
Stylistic neighbors
Ministry· Nine Inch Nails· KMFDM

Moments worth listening for

Where the writing does something specific.

  • Mein Teil

    The narrative shifts to a chilling first-person perspective that confronts the listener with dark desires and intentions surrounding violence and cannibalism.

    This choice amplifies the shock value of the lyrics while immersing listeners into a disturbing yet compelling exploration of morality through personal confession.

Tracklist

Disc 1

  • 1 Engel Start here 4:23
  • 2 Links 2-3-4 3:40
  • 3 Keine Lust 3:42
  • 4 Mein Teil 4:38
  • 5 Du hast 3:54
  • 6 Du riechst so gut 4:32
  • 7 Ich will 3:39
  • 8 Mein Herz brennt 4:41
  • 9 Mutter 4:31
  • 10 Pussy 3:58
  • 11 Rosenrot 3:52
  • 12 Haifisch 3:42
  • 13 Amerika 3:47
  • 14 Sonne 4:07
  • 15 Ohne dich 4:31
  • 16 Mein Land 3:53

Disc 2

  • 1 Du riechst so gut ’98 (remix by Faith No More) 1:58
  • 2 Du hast (remix by Jacob Hellner) 6:42
  • 3 Stripped (remix by Johan Edlund) 4:22
  • 4 Sonne (remix by Clawfinger) 4:09
  • 5 Links 2-3-4 (remix by Westbam) 3:40
  • 6 Mutter (remix by Sono) 7:21
  • 7 Feuer frei! (remix by Junkie XL) 4:10
  • 8 Mein Teil (remix by Pet Shop Boys) 4:04
  • 9 Amerika (remix by Olsen Involtini) 3:15
  • 10 Ohne dich (remix by Laibach) 3:58
  • 11 Keine Lust (remix by Black Strobe) 7:07
  • 12 Benzin (remix by Meshuggah) 5:05
  • 13 Rosenrot (remix by Northern Lite) 4:46
  • 14 Pussy (remix by Scooter) 4:53
  • 15 Rammlied (remix by Devin Townsend) 5:06
  • 16 Ich tu dir weh (remix by Fukkk Offf) 6:08
  • 17 Haifisch (remix by Hurts) 3:45

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